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liu_xing
has added 32 words,
5 lists
,
14 comments
, and
0 tags
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liu_xing has made 14 comments and citations:
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Comments 1 through 14 of 14
on
panglossian
,
liu_xing
said:
"I once fell for someone when he used this word."
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on
John's
profile,
liu_xing
said:
"it would be great if when you clicked on a word, you could see all the lists it belonged to"
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on
obstreperous
,
liu_xing
said:
"(not as impressive as Joyce, unfortunately)"
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on
obstreperous
,
liu_xing
said:
"I have a feeling I first saw this word in a kid's book about a naughty kite. Anyone remember that one?"
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on
gravid
,
liu_xing
said:
"this means 'pregnant'. I first came across it when I read a short story called 'gravid babies', whose title stuck in my mind, but the meaning wasn't..."
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on
virile
,
liu_xing
said:
"(American pronunciation only - vrrrrrl - it's practically onamatopoeic)"
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on
antediluvian
,
liu_xing
said:
"goes very well with 'prelapsarian'"
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on
coolie
,
liu_xing
said:
"= bitter strength (from Chinese)"
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on
mandarin
,
liu_xing
said:
"= Man(chu) big man (from Chinese)"
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on
tycoon
,
liu_xing
said:
"= big (gentle)man. (from Chinese) (This is possibly cheating as it might have come via Japanese)"
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on
typhoon
,
liu_xing
said:
"= big wind (from Chinese)"
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on
arachnamancy
,
liu_xing
said:
"sounds good ... any ideas?"
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on
sidereal
,
liu_xing
said:
"Truly one of my favourite words - for the spelling/pronunciation divide as much as the meaning."
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on
alfombra
,
liu_xing
said:
"are we allowed words that aren't in English? I love this one - along with boligrafo, which sounds much better than 'biro'."
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Comments 1 through 14 of 14